Belie is valid Scrabble Word

Is belie a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is belie valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for BELIE in dictionary:

VERB:

to misrepresent
(of an appearance) fail to give a true impression of (something)
fail to fulfil or justify (a claim or expectation)
show to be untrue
be in contradiction with
represent falsely

NOUN:

To show to be false; to convict of, or charge with, falsehood.
To give a false representation or account of.
To tell lie about; to calumniate; to slander.
To mimic; to counterfeit.

To fill with lies.

Words related to BELIE

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Words that contain BELIE

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How to use BELIE in a sentence

Being holy men, I trust that ye would not belie your word so pledged, therefore I know the good Saint Dunstan hath sent this in answer to my prayers.
He did not belie the hopes so enthusiastically expressed.
Let us not ourselves belie our profession by being violent.
Notwithstanding this noble instance, not to belie the old proverb, jugglers were never received into the order of knighthood.
The after-career of Richelieu did not belie its commencement.
He struck me as stupid, and yet the deftness with which he worked with his one hand seemed to belie his stupidity.
She could not so far belie her heart as to tell her daughter that she herself would be glad to see the man.
Rousseau took his own words seriously, even when he was mad, and his conduct was sure to belie them before long.
Her appearance as she came upon the stage alone, convinced me she would not belie her renown.
We do not fade and decay here as you tell me those of your planet do, though you, yourself, belie your own words.

The appearance of the premises did not belie vulgar report.
He seemed a man who had made his own way in the world, and I subsequently learned that appearances did not belie him.
I was honest Nick Burr, though I might belie my convictions at every step.
And the current history of him in the Gulf of Georgia did not belie such an impression.
Now, why should a parrot so strangely disguise itself and belie its ancestry? The reason is plain.
But when urged by others, I have never conceived that having been in public life requires me to belie my sentiments, or even to conceal them.
For I abhor the man, not more the gates 385 Of hell itself, whose words belie his heart.
Could I belie my thoughts so far as to give that promise, my actions would certainly as far belie my words.
And thus speak ye of yourselves in your intercourse, and belie your neighbour with yourselves.
Well, this is his private history which his looks belie.
The interior of the farmhouse, for such it was, did not belie its exterior.
The piety and purity of his life belie the supposed necessity for the coarser traits that are thought to go with the terrible trade.
And in that I judged not wrong, though the future seemed for a while to belie my confidence.
For a time the passage over Thunder Bay was delightful, but, alas! it was not destined, in our favor, to belie its name.
His dress was extremely neat, and in his whole appearance there was a rigidity which did not belie his character.
For Justice would in sooth belie her name, Did she with this all-daring man consort.
She was quite young, not more than twenty, if her looks did not belie her.
Yet will I not appear base, stretching my hands around thy knees, for I can not belie my former nobleness, not even though my plight is miserable.
The Spaniards and creoles do not belie their high origin.
And do the cowards knowingly refuse to go to the nobler, and pleasanter, and better? The admission of that, he replied, would belie our former admissions.
They would belie all the tendencies of their blood to be otherwise than good.

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